熊谷 朋之Long time no see for #Ginzo.
The members are all young people whom I don't know at all.
The chef said, "I'm usually somewhere else, too, and I'm helping out today because the restaurant is fully booked.
The official member of #GinKura is actually only the manager, a difficult situation.
This month is quite busy with farewell parties, but on the 20th, the day of the Spring Equinox, only one customer came in.
The number of after-parties is also decreasing drastically, and the restaurant, which used to stay open until 1:00 a.m., now closes at 11:00 a.m. (^_^;) (^_^;)
The view seems to have changed considerably since Corona.
The refrigerator next to the counter is also almost empty of sake.
It seems that only "Unme-nosu" at the train station has a fridge full of stock.
As we were chatting over there and over the counter, the manager seemed to notice and suddenly flew over and brought us a bottle of "I'm sorry, but please drink this," which was "Ishidaya a ～～～～～!
What? Is it okay? Can I drink it?
It's really just a little bit.
No, no, thank you for letting me drink it.
Oh, it tastes wonderfully beautiful.
I'm so impressed, my tongue is freaking out (laughs).
It was very delicious!
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ごぉにぃごぉHello, I have not been to Gin Kura yet.
I have not been to Gin Kura yet, but it looks like the business is going to be tough.
I heard that SANTOUKAI is also closing this month, so it seems that restaurants are not yet ready for business.
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熊谷 朋之Hi GoonyiGo! I'm sorry to hear about this 😃
I heard that the owner has closed two pubs, although it seems that he is also opening a restaurant under a different name.
It's good as long as you can try and error, though. 😅
Ginzo, please try to use it!
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